3 sessional coach jobs found in London

Job description This role involves leading the running and ongoing development of the Redhill Advanced Centre for the Pre‑Academy on Thursdays at Donyngs Leisure Centre, ensuring the programme operates to the highest standards. Responsibilities include managing all session registers, databases, and safeguarding requirements; delivering clear and consistent communication and development feedback to players and parents, including conducting retain and release conversations; and overseeing the coaching provision and day‑to‑day organisation of the centre, such as staffing, equipment management, and liaising with the facility—particularly around school holiday schedules—to ensure smooth and effective delivery. Job requirements Essential experience: Working in a sports/participation based environment Experience of managing projects Coaching football to young people, specifically ages 5 to 10. Experience working as an individual as...

Job Description Let’s Play Football – Camp Manager Pay: £15.17 per hour Hours: 8:30–4:30pm OR 9:30–5:30pm (venue dependent) Travel Expenses: 30p per mile after the first 35 miles per day Car share uplift available Lead an exceptional football experience that inspires young players aged 5–16. Let’s Play Football is a 3 day and 5 day football skills and freestyle camp designed to give children the ultimate football experience. Developed in partnership with Freestyle Superstar Jamie Knight, the camp blends freestyle skills, coaching sessions, creative challenges, small sided games and our unique Skills Challenges. We’re looking for an organised, motivated and experienced Coaching Manager to take responsibility for the quality, safety and delivery of each camp, ensuring every child has a fun, engaging and rewarding experience—the Activate Way. ________________________________________ About Activate Camps Activate Camps...

Job Description Job Purpose: Lead, develop and deliver the Sports Science provision for Colchester United’s first team. To optimise physical performance of all players individually and collectively in readiness for match day performance and long-term player development. With a special focus on athletic development & player availability. Report to: Head of Medical & First Team Head Coach. Role and responsibilities. Co-ordinate and lead the sports science provision for the First Team. Deliver the department’s philosophy of developing athletic performance while ensuring players are physically robust to meet the demands of an EFL programme. Deliver a programme of physical assessments to measure physical capabilities & analyse progress using objective data such as GPS & force plate monitoring. To design, develop & monitor individualised strength & conditioning programmes. To plan & lead individual...